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horror smash at wsid last night

Started by ATMO_BT1 · 23 Oct 2010 · 23 replies

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WoggsterArchived member
Holy sh1t! Thats a huge smash. Those were two beautiful RX3s, sad to see them go like that, but atleast the drivers are ok.
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grunter01Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by CackPipes [View Post] He dropped glycol coolant, when you see what can happen in just a 9 second car, it justify the tough ANDRA stance on safety that we see slip elsewhere, each to there own when you strap yourself in, but incidents like this should be a reality check to those who think it wont or cant happen to them and don't tighten the belts or chin strap. i was told the same thing that he didnt have his helmet and belts on properly thats why he is so beaten up... hes still in hospital with broken ribs aparently
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13btArchived member
jnr is ok just a bit shaken every car should consider a tray underneath for safety Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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V-HELLArchived member
So sad to see Daquino's RX3 was the toughest looking one in the world. No RX3 race car looked as tough as his! Would hate to see an in car video of that. Daquino probably didn't see it coming and got cork-screwed in the side and flipped in less than a second! Hopefully both are alright. That was terrible! Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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